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All Of Our Wheel Balancers
Not sure which type of wheel balancer you need just yet? You can view our complete range of products below, from manual hand spin models right the way through to fully-automatic and commercial vehicle options.
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Redback 800 24″ Manual Data Input Motorised Wheel Balancer can be used for car or motorcycle
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PWB50 30” Semi Automatic 2D Wheel Balancer with Digital Display
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Our Wheel Balancing Machines
There are five key types of wheel balancer, and we offer them all at Tyre Bay Direct. Each design has its advantages and some will be better suited to you than others. To help you decide which ones to focus on, we’ve outlined the differences below:
- Manual Data Input: A manual data input wheel balancer is just that: all wheel parameters (including rim width, diameter and offset) are entered by hand. There will be a selection of buttons on the front of the machine which will enable you to enter the parameters. The machine will often also come with a retractable measuring arm for the offset. The diameter can then be determined by the tyre size and a pair of measuring callipers will give you the ability to measure the wheel width.
- Semi-Automatic: With a semi-automatic wheel balancer, you still need to enter the wheel width by hand, but the retractable ruler will then automatically sense and input the offset and rim diameter. As with a manual model, you will still need to use measuring callipers for the wheel width and enter this through buttons on the machine.
- Automatic: A fully automatic wheel balancer will capture all three of these parameters itself. Again, the measuring arm of the wheel balancer will pick up the offset and diameter but on a fully automatic machine, there will be an additional measuring arm, normally attached to the protective hood. This arm can be brought across to take the wheel width measurement, which is automatically entered into the machine.
- Motorcycle: Expecting to work on motorcycles as well as cars? You don’t need to buy a specialised machine – these products can handle both. All you need is one of our motorcycle adapters, which will allow your chosen wheel balancer to accept motorcycle wheels. View our motorcycle garage equipment.
- Trucks, Buses & Commercial Vehicles: Commercial vehicles are bigger and heavier than cars – and so are their wheels and tyres. This means that a unique type of balancer is required. Typically, commercial vehicle balancers feature built-in lifts to aid in the mounting of heavy truck wheels, and are larger to accommodate wider and taller rims.
Our Featured Wheel Balancers
From great-value offerings from budget brand Redback to state-of-the-art, range-topping beasts from the likes of Atlas Platinum and Hofmann Megaplan, our range is certainly varied.
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Wheel Balancers
Redback 800 24″ Manual Data Input Motorised Wheel Balancer can be used for car or motorcycle
Original price was: £954.00.£816.00Current price is: £816.00. incl VAT Original price was: £795.00.£680.00Current price is: £680.00. excl VAT
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The Brands We Stock
We’re proud to supply many of the industry’s most highly-regarded brands at Tyre Bay Direct. At the budget end of the spectrum is Redback, one of the UK’s most popular manufacturers. Its products may be affordable, but they’re not short on features. You’ll also find models from Atlas Equipment, an American firm with a proven history of excellence dating back decades. Finally, there’s Hofmann Megaplan: the Rolls-Royce of the garage equipment sector.
What Do Our Customers Say?
As one of the UK’s leading suppliers of wheel balancers (and garage equipment as a whole), we’ve sold thousands of machines over the years. Our customers don’t just love our products – it’s our friendly, experienced team and unparalleled aftersales support that keeps them coming back for more.
From start to finish what a brilliant company I have purchased 3 times from them 2 separate different machines the service and after care is great. The prices are just right and the equipment is good quality delivered and installed. I dealt with Anthony Yates the guy is a legend spot on guy with fantastic customer service and friendliness.
When in the market for a leaver-less center post tyre changer I came across tyrebay direct. From my initial dealings with Ant to after sales service by Jamie (who is amazing!) I have always been impressed. The service you receive from this company is what you would expect walking into a Ferrari dealership. I cant recommend them enough!
Very helpful & professional advise, I have been out the game for a while & Antony Yates was very sharp to help & advise me on a tricky situation. Couldn’t have asked for more he went above & beyond to help with no fuss at all! Very much appreciated thanks again Antony your a star great service again from tyre bay direct! Regards Seb #SOS Safety Services
Wheel Balancing Machine Accessories
We also stock a range of wheel balancing machine accessories, helping you get the most
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Our Buying Guides
We’ve been supplying wheel balancers to garages of all shapes and sizes for many years now, so thought it was high time we shared a little more of our expertise with customers. To help you find the right wheel balancer for you, we’ve prepared a selection of user-friendly guides. Read them below!
Fully Automatic vs. Semi-Automatic vs. Manual
What is the difference between automatic and manual wheel balancing? To balance a wheel the machine needs 3 main parameters. The offset, which is the distance the wheel is away from the machine, the wheel diameter, which is the diameter of the rim on which the tyre is fitted and the width of the wheel being balanced. Only with these parameters entered accurately into the machine can it carry out the wheel balancing procedure and these are the differences between the types of machine:
| Manual Data Input | A manual data input wheel balancer is just that; all parameters are entered by hand. There will be a selection of buttons on the front of the machine which will enable you to enter the parameters. The machine will often also come with a retractable measuring arm for the offset. The diameter can then be determined by the tyre size and a pair of measuring callipers will give you the ability to measure the wheel width. An example machine here would be the Redback 800 24″ manual data input wheel balancer. |
| Semi-Automatic Data Input | With a semi-automatic wheel balancer there is still a need to enter the wheel width by hand. The retractable ruler will then automatically sense and input the offset and rim diameter, but you will still use measuring callipers for the wheel width and enter this through buttons on the machine. You might choose a machine like the Atlas WB50 Semi-Automatic Wheel Balancer if this is your requirement. |
| Fully Automatic Data Input | A fully automatic wheel balancer will capture all 3 of these parameters. Again, the measuring arm of the wheel balancer will pick up the offset and diameter but on a fully automatic machine, there will be an additional measuring arm, normally attached to the protective hood. This arm can be brought across to take the wheel width measurement which is automatically entered into the machine. Typically, you’d be looking at an Atlas Platinum PWB90 Fully-automatic Wheel Balancer, or perhaps a Hofmann Megaplan megaspin 220 Wheel Balancer. |
Assuming the correct data is entered, it’s important to note that balancing accuracy is not affected by the way the data is collected. The main advantage gained with a fully automatic balancer is the speed with which you can balance wheels.
Our Blogs
A wheel balancer is a significant purchase. If you want to do a little further reading around the subject before you place an order or get in touch, here are some articles that might interest you…
